The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-03

Cooking and heating stoves at Senden's.
Manicure sets, a nice display, at Chss. w.
Loomis'. nOv26t3
Guns and pistols at cost TO close out at
Senden's. nov19tf
Whisky from one to eight years old cheap
at A. Geyer. n12tf
Three more days of Smith & Bolton's
umbrella sale. n26tf
Send to Chris. Meyers for the best bread.
Try it and see. milf
All zephyrs at sc per ounce to close out
stock at Ahrens'. dStf
Work boxes, quite Il nice assortment, at
Chas. W. LOomis'. nov26t3
Don't fail to take a look at the toys and get
prices at A. Egle's. d3t5
Good Bourbon whisky. three years old. at
81 per gallon, at Silvermans. aprl6if
A nice lot Of fresh country sage. all leaves.
no stems. at Chas. w. LOOMS. nov26t3
Old Virginia and Tennessee Apple Bran
dy. at 50 80 per gallon at SIlverman's, tt
Photograph albums, a large stock, al re-
duced rates, at Chas. w. Loomis'. nOv26l3
McBrayer. Bond & LiIlard and Mayfield
whisky all six years old, st $3 90 per gallon.
at Silverman's. apr16tf
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's catarrh remedy, Pr.ce 90 cents. For
sale by Caples. june4eow1y
Subscribers who fail to get their psper reg.
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige us
by promptly reporting to tins office. tt
Our stock OF fine diamonds, watches chains.
and a complete stock of elegant iewelry
just received at Grimes & Venable's. n26t5
An elegant line of pocket books. purses,
plush work boxes and 9th er Xmas goods
cheap at H. WIlker's. FRANKLIN ave. d3i3
In the fine collection of dolls, full joInted
b,sque. kid bodies. with iointed blsque head;
washable wax and patent ndestructaSle
heads, at Ahrens'. dec3t2
A. Geyer, 9th street, agent for the sale of
Anheuser Bottled Beer, for family use. A
full supply constantly on hand and delivered
in any part of the city. may14tf
Are you made miserable by indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss Of appetite, yell
low skin? ShilOh's Vitalizer is a positive
cure. For sale by Caples. june4eow1y
Honest bargains always find buyers. This
is why Smith q Bolton. the Franklin avenue
shoe and hat dealers, are kept busy in spite
of the continued warm weather. nov19tf
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for con-
stipation, loss of appetite, dizziness and all
symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70
cents per bottle. For sale by F. s. Caples &
Co. jny14eow
For Sale-A good residence, one of the
best in the city. on Main street, large house,
good outhouses, well. ~cistern, etc. Price
O,,.u % mn Torp,c ooSu Tnn;ra af 7 ID
Ardinger. nov29tf
The man who jumped from the top of the
Water tower, last Wednesday. would have
been smashed Into mince meat had it not been
for one Of Smith s. Bottoms silk umbrp Has
which he had bought at their slaughter sale.
This saved him, and will save you under
similar circumstances. A few more left. If
Ladies bear in mind We have an unusual
handsome assortment of drv goods from the
cheapest to the finest fabrics. as well IS
everything that is new In plushes, ~velvets.
passamenteries, braids, etc., all OF which we
are selling at very much reduced prices.
The Ahrens Dry Goods Bazaar. d3tf
Mr.. Albert Hoffman broke a bone in his
right foot, a few days ago, by dropping a beer
keg upon it.
A telegraph wire is being placed from the
telegraph office, in this city, to Mirick. the
weighing station above town, thence down
the line of the new road to BoonvilIe.
MIR. Henry j. Arnold. secretary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. at Higginsville, was here this week
taking steps 10 incorporate the society. This
is a wise step. and should be taken by our
association.
Physicians say that there is no remedy for
consumption In some cases this may he
correct. We know however of many cures
made by DR.. Bulls Cough slrup, and we
will guarantee relief.
c. Ben has sold lot %, Old Lexington, for
8. &. Wentworth 70 P. d. Ruy. for s1S7 so;
also house and lot on Franklin avenue, lot S.
block 2. first addition, for Mrs. Mary w
John to ThOs. W. johnson, for 1925,
The UT brothers have painted a new drop
curtain for the opera house which is very credit
able to them. The cards are neatly done, and
the castle on the Rhine, which is the central |
piece,'s far beyond what we thought they could |
do.
Among she first fruits of the benefits to be
derived from the extension of the Mo. p.
r. X through this city via Marshall, we
mention that Mrs. DR.. Chas. Smith, Mrs.
Geo. E. Goodwin Misses Bette Goodwin and
Lizzie Mott, of Wavcrly, came up on the |
construction train last Wednesday on q shop
ping expedition. They were, of course, de- |
lighted with the novelty of travelling from
WaverIy to Lexington on a railroad.
Mr.. .. H. P. Catron writes us from West
Plains. Howell county, Mo.: We have
had a very severe dry spell. the dryest ever
known. The fact is We voted it dry here, so
that a great many who voted for II to be dry |
cannot tell the truth when they want some
for mechinaeat purposes. The native here
drinks alchol to Il large extent, and they
have g 1t so now when they want a pint or
quart they tell the druggist that they want it
for machine-ical purposes, instead of mechani-
cal. Ifeel proud of the people of Old Lafay-
cite, the way she voted on the local option
We have had two years of Ito
siloOns since / have lived here, and during
that time have had more drunkenness and
than all the rest of the four wears
put together Now all L have got to say is
this, If 1t has got so wet that some of the
good local optionists csnnot sand TO live in so
s'os"'>s VI u VII uDHn. L |
cannot sell think ] can work up q good
dry trade for them. All old x-Lafayette
citizens are well, and L believe doing well
financially, not burning the world up, but |
good livings. So far as | know they
voted acet, and are proud of their votes,
we had a pleasant surprise, last week, in a
visit from q. c. Catron and wife, of Higgins
vile. 1t was almost like being IN old Lafay-
cite. They left Saturday morning for Butler,
Bates county, to visit his brother, r. S. Cat
ron. We have had good crops here this year
and our merchants are happy.
The thieves, burglars and foot-pads in
kansas City seem 10 be a free and easy set
Judging from these little sketches of the DAVIS
LONGS last Saturday:-'A sneak-thief using Il
pole and fish hook late last night drew W, b. l
new suit of clothes, gold watch and l
veil filed purse through an open window !
md walked away. As Miss Belle CalupbeII,
80 Harrison street, In the heart of the resi-. l
portion of TIE city, was going home '
arly in the evening, a negro rush. d IN ia !
Ter and seized her hand-satehel and made i
lis escape. 1t contained $50 in money, E /
80 brooch and a S40-ring. Henry c., Jones {
Tas walking down Main street, in the BUSH v
ess center of town, this morning, when : =
nan stopped him TO ask the time. Just as u
ones opened his coat the man seIzed the u
7atch and e~xciaimsd, II II look for myself u
nd made of. He was not caught. W u
choddls. was awakened early this morning y